fulltiming with dogs

Flanz wrote:
...The fact that your a fulltimer and your home is where you park it still does not give you the right to have your dogs barking and disturbing fellow campers...

I don't think I ever said that I or anyone else has a right to have dogs bark and disturb other campers. At least that is not what I meant to say in any of my posts. I even said specifically

TCW wrote:
...I was not talking about fluffy standing on the dashboard barking at everything that moves. That requires some preventive action, some training and maybe some discipline...

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The Op asked

joeonthecape wrote:
...my main concert,example we want to leave them alone in the rv for a few hrs while we go shopping or sight seeing,of course the ac will be on,does this sound doable. One dog never barks and dog 2 is a 3 bark and stop type. I guess its like leaving them at home when you go to work.Thank you for your help and advise.Joeonthecape

. I and several others gave suggestions and stated measures that we take to prevent our dogs from disturbing others.

I do take measures to ensure that my dogs don't disturb others including leaving the radio on, closing the blinds, running the air conditioner and teaching them a command that aknowledges an alert bark. Which you seem to think means that they bark constantly. You are wrong. As I said in response to 2gypsies post, I actually do talk to the neighbors and ask if the dogs barked. On several occassions they have responded that they did not even realize we had dogs. I have left a tape recorder running to see what was going on when we have had a young dog. In 11 years and probably over 200 different campgrounds, I have never had a complaint. You and Noplace2 seem to have read a lot into my posts that was not intended and/or ever said.

Flanz wrote:
...If you leave your dog and it barks, then you should go home with it...Now I understand that dogs will bark occasionally, mine did...

And exactly what did you do about your dog barking? Did you leave and not return as you suggested that I should do?

To the Op, I hope that you have gotten enough good suggestions to help you and your dogs enjoy RVing together.